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Climbing Area Index / Cathedral Ledge / Windfall (5.10 (5.8R))
Directions:  Start at the right leaning ramp that's the normal start to Standard Route.
Description: Great face climbing with a few spicy moves in places.
    Pitch 1: Climb the Standard ramp. Traverse left and up past 2 pins, continuing up and over the overlap (crux). Keep going straight up to a flake. Mantle (5.8R) past a bolt, trend right to 2 more pins and then up to the chain anchor.
Gear: standard rack with small cams
Descent: rappel with 2 ropes or finish as desired
History:  April 21,1987 - Tom Callaghan, Haydie Callaghan

 
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